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In this compelling TEDx talk, Major C.J. Nithi, a former military intelligence officer in the Indian Army, takes us on a journey through the lesser-known world of espionage and intelligence operations. Breaking stereotypes, she reveals the true essence of intelligence work, emphasizing the importance of staying inspired, appreciating without assuming, and owning one's plans. Through captivating anecdotes of interrogations and unexpected encounters, Major Nithi imparts invaluable lessons on effective communication, resilience, and the power of nurturing bonds. Her poignant reflections on loss underscore the significance of cherishing every conversation and fostering meaningful connections in a world marked by uncertainty. Major Nithi CJ's remarkable journey encompasses diverse roles, transitioning from an Army Officer to a certified Yoga Wellness Instructor , FIT India Ambassador, and strategic advisor. Her military tenure involved field operations, language interpretation , and intelligence analysis, contributing to decision-making processes, for which she was awarded with the General Officer Commanding in Chief Commendation Card in 2015. Beyond the military, she broadened her expertise as a behavior analyst, non-verbal communication specialist, and graphotherapist. In 2022, she completed her Master's in Philosophy (Defence and Strategic Studies), showcasing her commitment to continuous learning. Major Nithi's professional versatility extends to consulting for military-grade de-risking and serving as a strategic advisor to businesses like The Vardi Store, a Military Upcycling Brand. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx